I am a Consultant ENT Surgeon at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospitals covering the whole breadth of rhinology with a specific focus on the management of snoring, sleep disordered breathing, nasal deformities, advanced sinus surgery and skull base surgery. ​ My postgraduate training covered all aspects of ENT surgery, and took place in the UK, Czech Republic and the Netherlands. As a result, I have a wealth of international experience and I am fluent in English, Slovak, Czech and Dutch. ​ After finishing my specialty training, I undertook a year-long fellowship in rhinology & facial plastics at St George’s University Hospital, London under Mr Abbad Toma and Mr Mehmet Manisali. Following this I gained further experience in anterior skull base surgery through a fellowship at the Academic Medical Centre University Hospital in Amsterdam under Prof. Wytske Fokkens. ​ My professional interests align particularly with research and education. To this end I am a co-author of SurgTech (offering crowdsourced surgical training videos), a regular faculty member on various instructional courses and have presented at multiple international conferences in my field around the world. I sit on the executive board of the European Rhinologic Society and I am also frequently the responsible officer for research programmes at major international congresses. My PhD research is primarily focussed on “rhinitis in athletes” and I have written or co-authored 34 peer-reviewed scientific publications and 5 book chapters (https://goo.gl/VDbyMC). I have been awarded several academic prizes for my research, including the European Rhinologic Society travel grant and Ilorin Award of Excellence. ​ My background as a former professional triathlete has instilled in me a passion for perfectionism and taught me a principle of fair play. These personal attributes were reflected in Fair Play prize awarded by the Olympic Committee.